5 Top equations | Steel Truss Design every Structural Engineer should know

[@1ico007]

Excellent, right to the point, brief and comprehensive.

[@evelyngreen8281]

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[@neerajpokhriyal7958]

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[@corneilcorneil]

No material thickness... how? 😢

[@emmadavies7434]

Great video! I've learnt so much following you thanks guys!

[@georgen9755]

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[@ele4853]

Great! Beautiful numbers. But as a practical guy, how do we transform these numbers to physical dimensions to the truss elements?

[@ritchiemkindo8867]

it is awesome video tutorial i have ever watched

[@user-qr8jn7rg6e]

Hello! Thank you for the video! Is this valid for "warren truss" for example ?

[@BhargavGajjar7]

Thanks for this video. Can you please make a video about Equations one needs to consider while designing Steel Beam? How one can design a Steel beam under UDL & point Load circumstances? It can be with a simple example of 4 beams with 4 columns at each corner (BS & Eurocode) You are doing a great job.

[@Aziraphis]

Can you make a video on how to design for the internal members?

[@elliehughes7117]

Excellent. Thank you very much

[@90009Karan]

Awesome video 😄😄😄. Can you please make a video about calculations of Moment of inertia and Radius of gyration of uncoventional sections or un symmetric built-up sections?

[@DanBurgaud]

Im needing this for a solar roof! thx

[@user-gl4lk1jw6u]

Superb Explanation LOVED it....❤❤❤

[@user-sr1bd3qo6t]

Thank you for the video

[@arielmortel5798]

Brief & concise. Hope to see more. Thanks.

[@darryltabudji2044]

Perfectly made and explained. Keep up the good work

[@StructuralEngineerCalcs]

Glad it was helpful!

[@justinnaylor9851]

When working out I, what area is it? Cross sectional area of both cords?

[@sharookhanpn6688]

very informative video... i hope you will update information video about selection of steel types for different structures.

[@sothattheng8624]

Thanks for sharing! if you can make the steel column design with baseplate in AISC code is great.

[@StructuralEngineerCalcs]

Thanks for the idea!

[@lastmohammed5456]

thank you.✍

[@user-ov4dw3yr5d]

If I may request pls. If you make a video for CW structl calcs. pls.? Thanks in advance.

[@lhrete9878]

Thanks for the video. One question please, after getting the value of M and F, where are their usage? How do these two value impact on selecting the size of the chords?

[@kareemsalessi]

Are tensiometers ever used in field tests??? If so, when??? Thanks

[@florinalexandrucandale7275]

Hello, you did a great tutorial. Can you confirm me that the area used in area of truss formula is in square meters? Thank you!

[@pablojuan8896]

what is the area use for computing the I for vs the I required? thank you the answer

[@abbas2294]

Great video. U haven't mentioned the use of interaction equation check for design of chord. Also the use of buckling factor for compression members need to be addressed here. Besides kindly please share the design of steel moment resisting connections. Thanks

[@ali143123]

Hello. Is the acquired I = 45.4 cm^2 good for both top and downcord? Or only for one cord (either top or down) ? Hope to read from you.

[@user-ov4dw3yr5d]

Very interesting videos. Thanks

[@fullhouse7249]

How to caculate A ( I = A.d^2/2 )

[@naturalok2851]

So do I.

[@kayodeagbolade7945]

I want to ask after calculating the moment, force and Ird. Then how do I choose the sizes of materials. How I know the size of materials that will withstand the span

[@ziauddin7948]

good load bearing capacity calculation of truss # but the load bearing capacity also greatly depends on the gauge , thickness , of the truss pipes #🇵🇰

[@qasimalibadi1302]

Very useful tips, thanks

[@asrjan]

Using 40*40*1.6 mm pipe. Flat truss 40 * 1.6mm pipe * 10 inches is it enough for 30 feet shed without middle support.(pillar)

[@robertandywood-gd6ee]

Ireq: 675 wl3/(EI) inch4

[@heikalsaleh7302]

I noticed the truss has the supports as pin - pin. Could you kindly comment on what would be preference considering the other simply supported option of pin - roller?

[@Oscar-zt2di]

The beam measures 22.5 meters, what is the distance of each segment or triangle in meters???

[@mahendrasookoo3040]

Which cords are in compression and tension would like too see also deflections at various point

[@maggysantana3878]

Thanks

[@mahendrasookoo3040]

Each cord on the truss can be evaluated using joint resolution

[@Ravind698]

How to calculate roof load

[@danflorea2815]

Hello. Could you please to tell me if this formula for determinate "d" can be use if the truss have descending diagonals? Thank you.

[@charlesfield9286]

great thanks

[@xualan7591]

Can I remove the diagonal member why was it needed?

[@sabergad9265]

Great

[@rkumaresancivil]

Nice..

[@caktidhewana2910]

Hello and thank you. I would like to ask, does the I required is for one cord only or for both cord (top and bottom) added? Thank you

[@StructuralEngineerCalcs]

Thank you for your comment. The I required is for both cords!

[@caktidhewana2910]

@@StructuralEngineerCalcs thank you! By the way, would you arrange other video how to calculate/determine the size of bracing also? 😁 Very apreciate if you would make video like that because I haven't get any video showing how to determine the bracing 🙏

[@caktidhewana2910]

@@StructuralEngineerCalcs or we can just use the formula to calculate beam buckling by assuming the joint is both pin? And one more question 😅 Does the w covered only the external load or included the truss member mass itself?

[@StructuralEngineerCalcs]

@@caktidhewana2910 It's on our to do list! Stay tuned.

[@alexsanau6108]

Which structural Code are you using sir?

[@StructuralEngineerCalcs]

BS & Eurocode

[@SandonClark]

Any videos on lighting trusses for stages?😂

[@constancereed2796]

The measurements are not difficult and the formula was exact.

[@marcelowerleman2515]

8 meters long

[@alexandervanhell7427]

Wait?!? Is it that simple?!?